Helen Rosenthal

Jean Chambers was hit by an SUV while crossing West 95th Street at West End Avenue.

Jean Chambers was killed Thursday morning near an intersection that prompted a pedestrian safety law.

Councilwoman Helen Rosenthal secured nearly $145,000 more for her district this year.

The Salvation Army is selling its West End Avenue building, forcing residents to move to East Harlem.

Helen Rosenthal wants to extend "Cooper's Law" to cover all New York drivers.

The bill revokes a cabbie's license in cases when they hit a pedestrian while breaking traffic rules. 

The ceremony honored those who have served and who continue to serve the country in the armed forces.

The crafts fair was given approval by a CB7 committee to stay for four weekends a year. 

Local elected officials wants to require developers to get city approval to build near schools. 

Community Board 7 voted to reconsider the longtime craft fair after rejecting its permit renewal.

The board described the legislation as vague and unfair to taxi drivers. 

The P.S. 199 waitlist increased dramatically this year, which parents are blaming on K Connect. 

Crafts on Columbus will have its last day on May 11 if Community Board 7's decision is not reversed. 

New legislation would require businesses to allow employees to buy MetroCards with pre-tax earnings.

TF Cornerstone agreed to add a public pre-K program to its West 57th Street development.